Kilyin

Having to hold the key is a pain in the ass though. Not to mention, the animation for holstering looks like stock GTA5 to me (And I'm not talking about moving, I mean reaching for the gun in the holster, pulling it out, putting it back), whereas Cop Holster looks realistic. I can post a comparison video if that helps.

Yeah, still prefer Cop Holster (which still works btw). The builtin doesn't have the right animation.

The author probably hid it while he updates it for 0.3, as have many other developers.

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Okay. So you got your Grand Theft Auto V folder. Then as a subfolder in there, you made the 'mods' folder. In that mods folder you copy whatever files you want to mod... for example \Grand Theft Auto V\x64e.rpf goes to \Grand Theft Auto V\mods\x64e.rpf. For dlcpacks you just mimic their file structure... like \Grand Theft Auto V\update\x64\dlcpacks\patchday3ng would be \Grand Theft Auto V\mods\update\x64\dlcpacks\patchday3ng. This way your main game files remain in pristine condition and you only need to worry about what lives in the \mods folder. So in your case, what do you have in your \mods folder? For PoliceRadio I'd start with x64e.rpf. So move that file from your mods folder to let's say your desktop, if only temporarily. Then launch the game, and see if you still get cars coming back as hex codes (0x1585858ds, etc). If not, you found the problem.

It's just a folder? If you're already using it, what do you need help with? In that mods folder are your modded files. If you want to remove a particular mod, move the file out of that folder.

There's really zero reason to finish the story if you just want to play LSPDFR. You can just do the first couple missions, save, and use a trainer to reveal the entire map. If you use a mods folder and want to pick back up on the story without any mods, it's pretty simple to do.

Do you use a mods folder? If so, that'd make it easier to troubleshoot, without reinstalling the game. If not, that might be your only alternative. You could try deleting x64e.rpf and doing a file verification...

Read this thread. You got a bad mod/rpf edit somewheres.